Here's what I have so far:
I've made nine blocks, each finishes at 9 inches. Each block is a nine patch made from 3 inch finished squares. Almost all the squares are made from wonky strip pieced units. What I discovered when I began was that (like most things in life!) this is a bit more complicated than it first seemed. There are four different nine patch variations involved. A couple of them have a solid square or two.
I've made nine blocks, each finishes at 9 inches. Each block is a nine patch made from 3 inch finished squares. Almost all the squares are made from wonky strip pieced units. What I discovered when I began was that (like most things in life!) this is a bit more complicated than it first seemed. There are four different nine patch variations involved. A couple of them have a solid square or two.
I plan on building the quilt out from the top and the right, so that the perceived center (the sun) is not centered, but is more in the lower left of the quilt. I'm pleased I've made so much progress since I have two bee meetings this week, and spring break for our kids for the two weeks after that. And since this is NOT going to be a bed quilt (YEAH!) it won't take as long.
3 comments:
I really like this latest quilt. I just may have to do this one myself - in my spare time! See you Thursday!
It's lovely. How do you make the blocks???
Where did this pattern come from?
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